The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12

week.
Miss Rera Corder returned home last We'd
ne.day.
Robt. H. Greer was here on business last
Tuesday.
Dir. and Mrs. Geo. f. Goodwin were in
town Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Barnes were here, last
Tue day. shopping.
Mr.. II. C. Francisco was in Kansas City
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. d. III. Barley, of Bolivar, No, is
visiting friends in Lexington.
The crown prince of German has cancer of
the throat aud cannot live long.
Miss Susie Abel, of Kansas City, is in the
city visiting the Misses Mountioy.
Mr.. and Mrs, JOS. Cbristy and two daugh-
tiers were here last Tuesday shopping,
Pres. Durbin's attorney failed to appear
last Saturday. and the matter went over.
Miss Emile j. Irving, Of Baltimore, Md,
is visiting Misses jessie and Minnie Grant.
Mr.. Nathan Corder was in the city visiting
his daughter, Mrs. w. B. steele, last Tues
day.
Miss Carrie Primer returned, Tuesday
night, from a five weeks visit to Jefferson
City.
Judge John II. Berry of the supreme court
OF Minnesota died in Minneapolis Monday
morning.
Col. j. s White brought his daughter back
TO C. F. c., Monday, alter a day or two's
visit home.
Col. H. C. Chiies. wife aud daughter, Miss
Lulu, attepded.the exposition at Kansas City
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Sarah Duwdsn, who now makes her
home with her daughter, in Stanley, Mo-, is
here On a visit.
Mrs. Judge VIM. P. Talbot, OF Parsons.
Kansas. was here this week a guest OF Mr..
q. NJ. Mounijoy.
c. II. Valentine, Il Missouri Pacific brake
man. of Kansas City, was run over and killed
at Pleasant Hill.
Mir. and Mrs. j. f. Groves, of Corter. Mo,
will celebrate their crystal wedding, Monday
evening, November %.
Mrs. Leyburn and her daughter, Miss
Helen, returned, Thursday, from Il visit to
friends at Springfield, Mo.
Mrs. A. Barley returned. Saturday night,
from a three days visit to friends and the
exposition in Kansas City.
Mrs. 10. Bailey has just returned from
weeks visit to the family of Mr.. L. F., Weav
er, of " ashingtou township.
MIS-. j. NJ. Dunuing. nee Annie Dowdeh, O
Stanley, No, is in the city visiting iriend'
and the home of her childhood.
Col. Robert Il. Cole, one of Gen. Il. +
Lees staff during the war, died al his hom'
in Savannah, Ga, last Tuesday.
Mr. Dorpblaser is once more assistan
postmaster of Aigginsyilie. He is vry Ell
ficient aud popular i'll the position.
! Mr.. John O'Donnell, Of Clay town'h hip
but who has been in Butte, Montana. 20
several years, is home en- a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Chiles, Miss Mimi
, Neale and Mrs. Jno. NJ. Ewing were visitor
at the Kansas City exposition this week.
Mr.. j. +. Todd requests his address chang
i ed from HIggiusviile to Trinidad, Col Th
Inteliigencer wishes for him great success /
his new home.
The nsme Of Dr.. Jno. ". Tucker, {
Waverly, has been placed upon the roll
e Mexican pensioners. The Intelligencer ex
tends congratulations,
Mesdames Quarle> and Roberts who hav
e been here. for q week ar ten days visitin
e friends and relatives started on their retur
Y journey last Tuesday morning.
e Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph II, Martin, OF Col
v witch, Kan, are expected here to-day. ii
Martin has sold cut at Colwicb and expec
to 90 into business al Kansas City.
Messr= Doe Ridge, OF the EiIgginsvil
Ii tghbo,hood, j. IL. DeBoIi, Of Corder, al
~ IN H.. 1891. ETi.- l.rinz,.Y
Odessa, were in the city last Wednesday.
Messrs. Jno. Taylor. Ed. Brawner, Cha
HAYS, VIM. Bandon, Ed. Yingling, Augu
/, Egle, Frank Weis aud Forrest Russo
attended The exposition at Kansas City la
Sunday.
We note elsewhere the death of Mr.. J.
j., MAYOR. Since learning this we see that h
T. old partner, MIR. Allen Cruce, died at Fo
lie Smith. where he was one of the editors
20 the Times.
lie Mr.. Thos. Pr!tchard, the popular chi
r, clerk of the Laclede Hotel, ST. Louis, is he
n, on II short clay Off to visit relatives and
Ia ~s.native heath" He is warmly welcomed
x a host Of friends.
Mr. Marceilus D.. Harrison. who about
n year age went to New Mexico for his heali
has not only become rs stout aud robust
5 any man, but has also just lad The good 70
IN tune OF being appointed deputy Unit
be States surveyor for That territory. The l
IL telIigencer extends congratulations.
if bon. II. &. Wa lace. wife and three ch
he dren: DR.. Richardson and daughter, Nj.
is BERTHE; Mrs. Jas. ". Harrison, Mrs. Jol
he Welborn, Misses Sarah Grady and Liz
ne Smith, aud Miss Hyde, went up 10 Kans
iy City, last Saturday, TO see Munkacsy's gre
re painting, Christ Before Plate" and atteI
IN the exposition.
rs Independence correspondence: &C.
ng Thompson and bride. nee Miss Mary + ct.
or departed yesterday for sedaiia, Mo, VIII,
ak they viii remain & few da, S visiting frien,
be from thence they go 10 Kentucky to visit t
an parents Of tb- groom. They will return
u! Independence aJout November p for u or
H. visit, ,nen proceed TO their future non
no Astoria, ore"
r Uncle Geo. Nivion was in the city Il
ng Monday TO see about ni> NJ yican pensi
Ali papers and to bus a hunting dog. Notwit
We standing the fact ;hat he canaoi jump Is hi
lie a. he could Il ia The dty> when he was solid,
ing among The greassr<. he still has VITAL
enouph to get oyer lots of ground when OF
Do hunting expedition, and when he casts
d. eye along the barrel Of his ~fayorite gun, I
IA varmint might Just a. well surrender at d
ne erection, and, like capt. SCOTS coon, ECO
les down" Even Suci young men rs Uncle 4
w. Higgins ind him q hard man 10 beat wheI
Oh comes 10 counting game.
1t * a qualification TO tn friend, of Mr..
's. Q. Chambers to k6Dw that ne still maintal
'iy mis- high position at Washington and |
DE University, Lexington, Va. HI. last repo
fa' dated October ~, shows him III senior Gl
man, clis- Of II, =, in grade l, with AN ave
hS age Of 80; in rhetoric, class OF -, Grade
OF average mark So; senior m.themut,cs. 81
'le of q. giale /, average l, average mark
-u' Di-cr. Gcom,. class Of 4, grade l. aver,
is mark 100; Physics, class OF 5, Grade |, nv,
me- age marx 81. In an Institution which
'en quires such Il degree Of excellence III
not studies this D. an unusually GOOD report, a
Ne uI,,as Mr. Chomhar. IN tho fr,rt r.nn
rd' scholarship.
TO We learn hat Mr. Geo. N. Neale. y
ma formerly lycd in this city, and who built
IT. beautiful residence now The property of
Wm. Auli. with money earned ~ a prl..'
bookEeeper, has opened a commarriai I
lese al Fort smith, Ark. II the thorot
hnpwled-e Of what he proposes to teacI
of Eenett Mr.. Se1ie -Aou!d succeed. lie i.
Inc southern stock. 100. and II not To the maj
born viii De ito the manner born am,
~ the people of that hOurIShing yuunr rify.